1942 Hebard A14V Shop Mule
The is sold for $2,600 on Bring a Trailer. See Friday's Watchlist AI fair value, deal score, hammer-price prediction, and bidding intelligence for thisauction.
The 1942 Hebard A14V Shop Mule is a unique piece of history, originally an International Harvester Farmall tractor, repurposed for towing during World War II. This particular model has been preserved in a garage since its acquisition in April 2021, showcasing its robust construction with 3/8" plate-steel bumpers and diamond-plate flooring. Its drab green paint and functional design make it a standout for collectors and enthusiasts of military and agricultural machinery. The true mileage remains unknown, adding an element of intrigue for potential buyers. This Shop Mule is perfect for those looking to own a rare piece of wartime engineering or to donate it to a museum, as indicated by several comments from interested parties.
- Transmission: Three-speed manual transmission
- Engine: 152ci Inline-Four
- Drivetrain: RWD
- VIN: H6629
Seller's description via Bring a Trailer: This 1942 Hebard A14V Shop Mule was originally manufactured as an International Harvester Farmall tractor before being converted for towing duty by W.F. Hebard & Co of Chicago, Illinois, during World War II. The seller acquired it on BaT in April 2021, and tells us that it has just been stored in th
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1942 Hebard A14V Shop Mule — Friday's Watchlist valuation summary
The 1942 Hebard A14V Shop Mule is a unique piece of history, originally an International Harvester Farmall tractor, repurposed for towing during World War II. This particular model has been preserved in a garage since its acquisition in April 2021, showcasing its robust construction with 3/8" plate-steel bumpers and diamond-plate flooring. Its drab green paint and functional design make it a standout for collectors and enthusiasts of military and agricultural machinery. The true mileage remains unknown, adding an element of intrigue for potential buyers. This Shop Mule is perfect for those looking to own a rare piece of wartime engineering or to donate it to a museum, as indicated by several comments from interested parties.
- Sold price
- $2,600
- Bids
- 8
- Listing views
- 3,130
Highlights
- Chassis: H6629
- True Mileage Unknown
- 152ci Inline-Four
- Three-Speed Manual Transmission w/Reverse
- Drab Green Paint
- Black Bench Seat
- 9" Front & 16" Rear Wheels
- Pintle Hitch